ill-lit

All was clear this evening but the area remained ill-lit.

He found himself more or less alone in an ill-lit loading dock.

He found himself glancing behind him like a man on an ill-lit street.

They were in an ill-lit hall, a closed door facing them.

And she had seen little of him except his back during their ill-lit trek to her rooms.

He felt as if he were walking through a great ill-lit room.

He sat in a booth at the back of the ill-lit basement room and waited.

An ill-lit doorway gave on to a steep stone staircase.

Just head down the long, ill-lit corridor and entrust yourself to their care.

It's a grim region, like a vast ill-lit military depot that goes on for miles.

The ill-lit room was rapidly illuminated by a corporate blush.

They had arrived at the wharf, which was exceedingly ill-lit.

The Marshal nodded to him and started back down the ill-lit, dusty staircase.

For a moment after that there was complete silence in the dingy, ill-lit parlour.

He passed out as they manhandled him down a narrow, ill-lit stair.

She drew her cloak about her and stepped full into the ill-lit room.

The cell was ill-lit by two small, barred slits for windows that provided little light.

She opened the gunmetal grey door, and stepped into the smoky, ill-lit room.

The portal filled with the image of a dark, ill-lit, stone-walled room.

I pulled my coat about me and headed into the darkness of my ill-lit way home.

Kustow squinted, trying to make out faces in that long, ill-lit room, but it was hard.

The night before, on his leaving the meeting, three such anti-Communists had followed and later tackled him in an ill-lit street.

Then, in that mean, ill-lit corridor I collided with another prisoner being pushed the other way.

Then he swung sharply out of the great glaring road and disappeared down an ill-lit alley.

The landing was ill-lit and Harry couldn't quite make out the other's features, just indistinct impressions.